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Background:The effector T cell LFA-1 integrin is important for migration and effector functions. Results: Effector T cell LFA-1 integrin is highly expressed, spontaneously binds ligand, and mediates rapid actin-and calmodulin-dependent adhesion strengthening. Conclusion: LFA-1 in effector T cells binds ligand spontaneously, but firm adhesion requires integrin signaling. Significance: LFA-1 is regulated differently in naïve and effector lymphocytes.

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Calculation of autoionization widths for two-electron systems

Lipsky

Conneely

1976

Phys. Rev. A

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M. J. Conneely

Energy levels and classifications of doubly-excited states in two-electron systems with nuclear charge, Z = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, below the N = 2 and N = 3 thresholds

Widths and configuration mixings of two-electron systems below the N=2 threshold

ENERGY LEVELS AND CLASSIFICATIONS OF TRIPLY EXCITED STATES OF Li, Be+, B2+, AND C3+

The Spontaneously Adhesive Leukocyte Function-associated Antigen-1 (LFA-1) Integrin in Effector T Cells Mediates Rapid Actin- and Calmodulin-dependent Adhesion Strengthening to Ligand under Shear Flow

Calculation of autoionization widths for two-electron systems

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